| «And it’s also the end of broadcasting for Thursday, the end of broadcasting
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| for 1970»
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| «Seven to severe hail, nine, decreasing six in Humber later. |
| Rain then showers,
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| moderate to poor becoming good.»
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| «Southwesterly, six to gale eight. |
| Occasionally, severe gale nine»
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| «At the third stroke, it will be 11:24 and 50 seconds»
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| «At the third stroke, it will be 11:25, precisely»
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| «This is the British Broadcasting Corporation»
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| «At the third stroke it will be 8:57, precisely»
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| «In north southwesterly, 4 or 5, otherwise variable rainfall, mainly northerly
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| in the southeast»
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| «A happy new year to you all»
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| «At the third stroke, it will be 11:25, precisely»
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| «Goodnight, everyone»
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| Lie with me now
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| Under lemon tree skies
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| Show me the shy, slow smile you keep hidden
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| By warm brown eyes
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| Catch the sweet hover of lips just barely apart
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| And wonder at love’s sweet ache
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| And the wild beat of my heart
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| Oh, rhapsody tearing me apart
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| And I dreamed I was saying goodbye to my child
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| She was taking a last look at the sea
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| Wading through dreams, up to our knees in warm ocean swells
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| While bathing belles, soft beneath
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| Hard bitten shells punch their iPhones
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| Erasing the numbers of redundant lovers
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| And search the horizon
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| And you’ll find my child
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| Down by the shore
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| Digging around for a chain or a bone
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| Searching the sand for a relic washed up by the sea
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| The last refugee |